You signed in with another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.You signed out in another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.You switched accounts on another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.Dismiss alert
The nice thing about Chocolatey is you can manage your api keys for pushing in Chocolatey configuration itself. So you can push to multiple sources all with different apikeys if you manage the api keys in choco config itself.
I'd prefer a warning that apikey was empty and the sources are expected to be configured using choco apikey and that each source must match a source that is there, but try to run the command without the api key being passed for each source.
This allows you to hit multiple sources without using the same api key.
The choco deployment is sweet!
PSDeploy/PSDeploy/PSDeployScripts/Chocolatey.ps1
Line 31 in f7b9cab
The nice thing about Chocolatey is you can manage your api keys for pushing in Chocolatey configuration itself. So you can push to multiple sources all with different apikeys if you manage the api keys in choco config itself.
I'd prefer a warning that apikey was empty and the sources are expected to be configured using
choco apikey
and that each source must match a source that is there, but try to run the command without the api key being passed for each source.This allows you to hit multiple sources without using the same api key.
cc @Koshersalt
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: